You can insert a footnote or endnote in Word from the References tab of the ribbon. Both serve as supplemental information to your document.

Large Word documents are often sprinkled with references to information throughout a document. You can enter them manually, but they'll be hard to maintain later. Instead, use this simple technique.

In Word, you can use Cross-reference to refer to specific places within the document. Insert captions lets you label objects, figures, tables, equations.

How to Insert Citations in Microsoft Word. Organizing and properly formatting references and citations is a tedious endeavor for many researchers. Manually entering each citation and the ...

Launch Microsoft Word Click the Reference tab Click Insert Caption In the dialog box name the caption Choose a label Then select a position Click OK Launch Microsoft Word. Click the object you ...

In Word 2003, choose Reference from the Insert menu and then choose Index and Tables. The default settings are adequate for the first run, but change the Columns to 1, as shown in Figure G.